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13th December 2013, 00:23 | #1 | Link |
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How to trim during encoding, in x264?
I was trying to trim directly while encoding with x264, but I couldn't find any way, I wonder if there're any --zones settings to skip the given zones, something like:
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--zones 1100,2300,skip=1/7600,8900,skip=1 Any ideas? |
13th December 2013, 02:24 | #2 | Link |
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The setting --seek lets you indicate what the starting frame of the encode is, and --frames tells it how many frames to encode. For example:
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--seek 2500 --frames 1000 I am not sure how this interacts with the --zones feature. |
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Thanks I'll try it asap |
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Remember to add "--stitchable" to the commandline so you don't get into trouble joining them together later.
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13th December 2013, 20:50 | #6 | Link |
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--stitchable has nothing to do with keyframes, but if you do each encode separately you won't have trouble with keyframes when appending them in the end anyways. Keyframes are only a problem if you plan on splitting a long encode into smaller parts, not the other way around.
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